Judge Lemert Sits In Knox County Common Pleas Court
Judge C C Lemert of Zanesville arrived to convene Knox county common pleas court this week replacing Judge Blair who has been in Cleveland. Myrtle Fisher v Harvey Fisher heads Monday’s docket with other hearings set this week. Answers filed in Pearle McClary v Arthur McClary admit real estate valued at 1000 with 700 mortgage and deny blows or profanity. attorney Marriott Freshwater Wickham Mareillot represents defendant. In Mary E Pletcher v Charles C Fletcher an injunction was granted by Judge Duke in probate court Saturday. In William J Arrington no inheritance tax due per Judge Duke. Wills of Lev Moreland and John Horn admitted to probate. C Crider of Mt Vernon named administrator of John Wilson. bond 500. Braddock estate appoints Anna E Braddock and C F Braddock as administrators. bond 2000. Executrix named Jaizie Moreland of Centerburg.
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C. C. Lemert
Zanesville
City
Common Pleas Court
Marshall
Blair
Cleveland
Lennert
Myrtle Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Lemert
Pearle McClary
Arthur J. McClary
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Hayesville
Ohio
Plainete
Dentex
Marriott, Freshwater, Wickham & Mareiott
Delaware
Mary E. Pletcher
Charles C. Fletcher
Duke
Knox County
William J. Arrington
C. Crider
Mt. Vernon
John Wilson
Charles Wolfe
Fannie Luenang
Appointment as Executor of Levi Moreloval Named
Probate court appoints an unnamed individual as executor of Levi Moreloval with no bond required. Appraisers listed include Alya Qanti, Leg Bottenfield, and Clarence Con. Parcels in Clinton referenced for transfer from A. My Sprankle to Laura Simp and Ian E. Sprankle to Lottie M. Hinken with stated parcel in Clinton and a $1 amount.
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Levi Moreloval
Alya Qanti
Leg Bottenfield
Clarence Con
A. My Sprankle
Laura
Clinton
Ian E. Sprankle
Lottie M.hinken
Pareel
Knox county board reelects officers at Saturday meeting
Knox county board of education held a reorganizing session Saturday at J. C. Marriott home electing Dr. J. F. Shrontz as president Judson F. Drake as vice president and J Marriott as secretary. Board discussed county school matters for newcomers Bair and Ransom. All county schools reported operating smoothly and efficiently.
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Knox County Board of Education
County Sept
J. C. Marriott
J. F. Shrontz
Judson F. Drake
J. ©. Marriott
Messrs. Bair and Ransom
New Pastor of Vine Street Church Leads With Apostolic Optimism
The Rev. Hugh Wayt began his work at Vine Street Church of Christ addressing large morning and evening crowds. He urged Congregation cooperation, preached on Apostolic Optimism from Romans 12 12, and credited Paul with three sources of optimism: redemption in Christ, present resources including the Holy Spirit and prayer, and thoughts of a heavenly home. The new minister spoke warmly of Mil Vernon reception and promised to meet all members to foster harmonious work.
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Vine Street Church of Christ
Hugh Wayt
Vine Street
Wayt
Mt. Vernon
Paul
Lord
Christ
Prac
Mr. Wayt
Aaron Benton Moore Called By Death
Aaron Benton Moore longtime Mt. Vernon resident dies at 9 30 in his home 802 West Vine after months of illness He was seven years old born in Bangor Richland county moved to Mt. Vernon as a youth An expert machinist at GC and G Cooper later Civil War veteran Co A 16th regiment He belonged to Joe Hooker post No 21 G A R Survived by wife Amanda and four children Mrs M H Kohl Frank R Harvey J Moore and Mrs William Appleton Also survived by two brothers Frank and Riley and sister Miss Elizabeth Moore Funeral Tuesday at 1 90 from the West Vine residence with interment at Mound View cemetery
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Aaron Benton Moore
Verton
West Vine Street
Mr. Moore
Bangor
Richland County
Mt. Vernon
Tie
GC. É& G. Cooper Company
Co. A
Joe Hooker
Amanda Moore
M. H. Kohl
Frank R. Moore
Harvey J. Moore
William ©. Appleton
Slater
Hiram D. Conard Dead at 58 A Farm Neighbor of Allen
Hiram Dewitt Conard aged 58 a well known farmer two miles south of Allen died at 9 16 Sunday morning at Mt Vernon hospital after a long illness. Survived by four brothers Dr C R Conard J M Conard George Conant and Clin ton Conard and three sisters Mrs Charles Weaver Miss Amanda Conard and Mrs M D Reed Funeral at 1 30 Tuesday at his Utica area home with burial in Utica cemetery
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Hiram Dewitt Conard
Allen
Mt. Vernon Hospital
C.R. Conard
J. M. Conard
Manafiele
George Conant
Granville
Clinton Conard
Utica
Charles. Weaver
J. Loulaville
Amanda Conard
Newark
M. D. Reed
Former Resident Dies in Illinois
Mrs. William George of Kinney road reports the death of her cousin H. B. Rowley at his Pekatonica home. Aged 81, he was born July 29 1840 in Mt. Vernon and lived here many years. He enlisted in Co B 4th Ohio Volunteers at the Civil War’s start, serving 17 months. He married Emma Armstrong of Mt. Vernon and leaves one daughter. He was a son of Horace Stawley and nephew of Jerome Rowley, moving from Mt. Vernon about 45 years ago.
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William George
Kinney Road
B. Rowley
Pecatonica
Mr. Rowley
Mt. Vernon
Co. B
Ohio Volunteers
Emma ‘Armatrong
Eac
Horace Stawley
Jerome Rowley
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Promotes Conservative Policy
Prudence and conservation guide the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company. Officers and directors emphasize safeguarding depositor funds and paying 6 percent on time deposits. They claim assets exceed 21.3 million dollars and plan to loan to borrowing members. Based in Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Ca
Rankin Bidg
Weet Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Asaeta
Gam bier Men to Preach at St Pauls Church Next Sunday
Due to Rev Donald Wonders absence, Dr Davies of Gambier will preach at St Pauls Episcopal church next Sunday morning. In the evening Rev Horace W Wood chaplain of Kenyon College and Bexley Seminary will conduct the service.
Prominence Earned by aorimd in Brief Time
A fragmentary note highlights a person named aorimd rising in influence with rapid delivery and evident appeal to the public he serves. The text indicates sharp recognition by communities and a strong early impact within a short period.
Three Sermons by the Evangelist at Gay Street Church
Rev AD Mini presents three sermons at Gay Street Church. Morning sermon on The Greatness of Jesus from Revelation 1 5. afternoon a solo by Mrs Mosher and Nuggets of Gold from First Peter focusing on God s promises and three essential traits honesty faith and industry. Evening sermon The Choice of Service from Joshua 24 15 invites three reflective questions. Wednesday noted as day of prayer with all-day continuous prayers.
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AD. Mini
Gay
Street M
Minh+er
Jesus
Christ
Noh
Moses
David
Merilea
Mosher
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds. A dose every two hours, up to three, opens nasal passages, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, with a low cost and pleasant taste.
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Pape
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